Volunteers

Baltimore Sun photo by Amy Davis

Taja Cole, left, future homeowner of one of ten homes being rehabilitated by Habitat for Humanity volunteers on Jefferson Street in East Baltimore, was presented with a bible by Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, who posed for a photo with her, Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake, (standing between the Carters) and other volunteers and staff for Habitat for Humanity.

Taja Cole, left, future homeowner of one of ten homes being rehabilitated by Habitat for Humanity volunteers on Jefferson Street in East Baltimore, was presented with a bible by Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, who posed for a photo with her, Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake, (standing between the Carters) and other volunteers and staff for Habitat for Humanity. (Baltimore Sun photo by Amy Davis)

Taja Cole, left, future homeowner of one of ten homes being rehabilitated by Habitat for Humanity volunteers on Jefferson Street in East Baltimore, was presented with a bible by Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, who posed for a photo with her, Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake, (standing between the Carters) and other volunteers and staff for Habitat for Humanity.